Contraste de resistencia. Orquesta de Córdoba Pacho Flores, Roberto Sierra and Dvořák's Seventh
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About the event
The eleventh subscription programme brings the pulse of today's Latin American music. Manuel Hernández-Silva returns as guest conductor and the clarinettist Juan Ferrer is the soloist.
Key points
- Subscription concert 11 of the 2026/27 season
- Juan Ferrer, clarinet
- Manuel Hernández-Silva returns
What you will hear
The eleventh subscription programme brings the pulse of today's Latin American music. On the bill are Alegría for orchestra, by the Puerto Rican Roberto Sierra, and Áurea, a concertante rhapsody for clarinet and orchestra by the Venezuelan Pacho Flores, with Juan Ferrer as soloist; both works are first performances for the Orquesta de Córdoba. It closes with Antonín Dvořák's Symphony No. 7, the darkest and most combative of his symphonies, with which he asserted the voice of Czech music. The conductor is Manuel Hernández-Silva, whose return as guest conductor Salvador Vázquez highlights in his welcome to the season.
Getting there and tickets
The concert is at the Gran Teatro in Córdoba at 8 pm, as part of the Orquesta de Córdoba's subscription series. Single tickets cost between 10 and 27 euros depending on the area: stalls €27, central platea and boxes €20, side platea and boxes €18, central amphitheatre and gallery €15, and side €10. They are on sale from 1 October 2026 at the box offices of the Gran Teatro and the Teatro Góngora and on the Orquesta de Córdoba website, with no fees for online purchases. There are discounts that cannot be combined, such as 50% for young people up to the age of 35.
